Ottawa Citizen

Another round of construction in the Glebe begins Thursday afternoon, when mostly familiar crews set out to build a unit fit for the road to respectability out of TD Place. Read More

Two old foes in the Battle of Ontario could be sharing space behind the Ottawa Senators' bench next season. Read More

Nurses and staff at The Ottawa Hospital’s Civic campus accepted 100 bouquets of tulips sent by the Embassy of the Netherlands on Wednesday afternoon. Read More

As Travis Green stood near the Ottawa Senators bench, memories from more than 20 years ago came back. Read More

Ash Weaver says they feared for their life when a colleague put his hands on them. Read More

Travis Green is determined to be the right fit at the right time for the Ottawa Senators and, by all accounts, he had a good first day on the job. Read More

One person has been taken to hospital with "non-life-threatening injuries" following an unexplained "incident" on River Road in Horton Township early Wednesday. Read More

Longtime Ottawa journalist Joyce Napier is headed to the Vatican as Canada's new ambassador. Read More

A 42-year-old Ottawa man has been charged with arson and attempted murder in connection with a highrise fire last week that sent three people to hospital in critical condition and forced the building's evacuation. Read More

PORTLAND, Maine — The Presidential Medal of Freedom is America’s highest civilian honour. Since John F. Kennedy established the award in 1963, every president has recognized “especially meritorious contribution” to the nation. Read More

Two Ottawa residents face a number of drug-related charges following a month-long investigation. Read More

Mayor Mark Sutcliffe says he is "disappointed" there will be no official ceremony at City Hall next Tuesday, when the City of Ottawa raises Israel's blue-and-white flag to mark Israeili Independence Day. Read More

The Ontario government recently announced that, beginning next school year, new restrictions will govern the use of smartphones in schools. Unfortunately, these restrictions don’t go nearly far enough. Read More

Several unions representing federal public servants have come together to express their "vehement opposition" to the government's decision to require its employees to work in-office three days a week, sending open letters to federal officials and holding a joint press conference. Read More

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The shortage of primary care physicians is frequently in the news. The often-overlooked harm to Canadian mental-health care caused by this shortage, not so much. Read More

I still recall the excitement of being involved in consumer boycotts when I was much younger. Read More

Re: Letter, Environmental argument looms, May 4. Read More

An Ottawa retirement home did not intentionally overbill a resident when it charged her for services she was already receiving through the public health system, but it should have known it was duplicating her care, the organization that regulates retirement homes in Ontario has ruled. Read More

The City of Ottawa has announced that it will follow a long-standing practice by raising the flag of Israel at city hall on May 14, but it will do so without a public ceremony this year. Read More